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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 01, 1947
Page
3
Wanted carpenters and laborers to work on the construction of Roblin Community rink. For further particulars apply at the city council chambers. R P Jakeman secretary treasurer. Lost wheel and 4 75-19 tire from a 1931 Ford. Finder please leave at Review. Reward.
Cooperative farmers with tractors plan a gravel draw for Roblin's new rink. A water well is drilled and cement is on hand. Several crinks must be ironed out before construction. volunteers are asked to repile lumber this Thursday afternoon and carpenters or laborers are needed.
Roblin locals announce a new 35 acre golf course west of the school with a ten hole layout. Clif Trimble leads funding with CN stationmaster Cleve Peterson and the Review Edi tor involved as work continues repairing fairways and greens.
Geo Fisher returned from a City visit Monday. Andrew Arnott and Miss A Arnott came back Friday from a Coast trip visiting Okanogan Vancouver and Victoria and enjoyed the winter. Mrs R Smale of Dauphin visited the Fletchers over the weekend. Earl Staple and sister Lynda had tonsils removed at Russell hospital on Wednesday. Mrs R Glover returned Saturday from Winnipeg where she visited daughters Allie and Joan. An operetta to aid a worthy undertaking is set for Saturday May 10 at the Aud with 8 PM start.
Mrs M Williamson was a visitor to Winnipeg for the past week. Word was received of the passing of Mrs Jas De La Mare at Lulu Island BC. Funeral services will be held from Knox United Church Roblin on Sunday May 4. A projector fund for Roblin community has pledges totaling 535 to date and the film council will be set up May 20.
The Roblin branch of the Game and Fish Association held a meeting on April 17 in the school auditorium. Members urged a full turnout for June 5 and discussed declaring Goose Lake a bird sanctuary with authorities to be contacted. Plans include a crow and magpie shoot this spring and a $25 pledge toward a 16mm projector to promote wildlife conservation and aid the association's work.
P C Hughes optometrist of Brandon will test eyes at Room No 1 over Trimble's store on Thursday morning May 15.
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